The AI crash can’t come soon enough…

Hence me saying games run fine off an SD card after a reference to a quote falsely attributed to Bill Gates 😁

256GB ought to be enough for anyone!

I run most of my games off an SD card and it’s been fine.

(It seems people have not heard of the Bill Gates 640KB quote and/or my delivery is off)

Touchpads on the Deck are really great for on screen menus for things like ability bars and whatnot.

I run Sunshine on Arch-KDE-Wayland with a 4070Ti and stream at 1440 to another PC running the same thing. I haven’t checked frame rates in a while but it seems to be running fine for me.

Does the Thor run Linux with the standard Moonlight client? If you haven’t looked yet, double check Moonlight’s settings and make sure the frame rate, resolution, and other settings look ok.

If you’re streaming a Steam game, also make sure Steam doesn’t have it’s recording enabled. I think Valve enabled it by default some time ago and that tanked my frame rate at the time. There’s a “Game Recording” section in Steam’s settings where you can turn it off.

Sunshine also has logs in the Troubleshooting section on its web client. Maybe see if there’s anything fishy in there too.

“Agentic Engineering”. No, it’s called vibe coding. AI bros are so desperate for legitimacy they make up fancy sounding titles for themselves.

But this isn’t engineering. Engineering takes rigor and discipline and process and understanding… A lot of it is extremely boring too. The code itself is probably the easiest (and I’d argue least important) part of software engineering. These guys are burning down forests to poorly automate the easy part.

I’m not saying that coding is easy in an absolute sense, but only relative to the rest of the discipline. A good engineer knows how to design/architect a system, understand tradeoffs, balance customer/user requirements with business needs, set up proper testing and releases, properly document everything, etc.

I can think of no higher praise for the DMA!

Ah yes, a fine example of small government free market.

LED? Luxury! 😁

I had one board with an improperly loaded power supply and I could tell what it was doing by the pattern and pitch of the squeal.

It did have a debug UART though, but I did come to find the sound pretty useful too!

I block it’s MAC at the router to prevent internet access but I still allow it on the LAN for ALVR. The ALVR client can be side loaded so no need to let the Quest online.

Hopefully it’s not spoofing a different MAC to be sneaky though. I’ll have to check my router logs.

I guess all these years of using apps from outside the Play Store and apps I’ve written myself have been an illusion.

The owner of this website has an AI focussed startup:

https://www.warpnews.org/meet-mathias/

Don’t worry, they’re probably going to he big and stupid looking in reality. Plus, the obnoxious AI bro wearing them will be easy to identify.

I read that as Shynet. 😄

What if this AGI actually inherits all our awkward traits?

Taxes are bad cause they pay for public infrastructure, schools, and all kinds of public goods. That’s gross disgusting communism.

This is extortion protection money that all goes into Trump’s pockets. This is glorious amazing capitalism with a Christ seal of approval, so its good.

(Ya, I don’t get it either. Sounds like a tax to me too)

Magit is fantastic!!

Very cool! Looks like the paper is here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.17033

Take a look at the Kobo Elipsa. I know someone who has it and they like it a lot. They use it daily at work for taking notes. I think you can export your notes to a computer by connecting it via USB and mounting it as a drive.

This is the first I’ve heard of this. Anyone know what’s with all the downvotes?

I’m going to guess they’re companies without software expertise in house, so nobody to review the code anyway.

If companies continue hiring people like this, it’s only a matter of time before the exploits roll out.